EC forms two enforcement teams to monitor candidate campaigns


BENTONG: The Election Commission (EC) has formed two campaign enforcement teams to monitor the activities of candidates during the Pelangai by-election.

EC chairman Tan Sri Abdul Ghani Salleh said all campaign methods and materials are allowed as long as they do not promote ill will, dissatisfaction, hostility or touch on sensitive topics, including in particular 3R issues – race, religion and royalty.

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